Painters Online Logo

Login/register

Studio

February 2022

Welcome to the forum.

Here you can discuss all things art with like-minded artists, join regular painting challenges, ask questions, buy and sell art materials and much more.

Make sure you sign in or register to join the discussions.

Hang on Studio Wall
Showing page 24 of 31
Author
Message

Judith Taylor

  • Forum Member
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 24
Posted
That looks difficult Sylvia, I've just done a quick pastel so not sure if anyone will make heads or tails of mine but I like this challenge, so will do a few more probably.
Denise Cat on 01/02/2022 18:13:11
Turner - The Scarlet Sunset?

Judith Taylor

  • Forum Member
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 24
Posted
Is it Flatford Mill by Constable, Judith?
Marjorie Firth on 18/02/2022 12:42:27
Marjorie, no not Constable.....but with my poor representation, I can see how you could guess that.
IMG_3630

Paul (Dixie) Dean

  • Prestige User
  • Reputation: 21432
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 6952
Posted
As my hands are a bit too unsteady today I have cropped this from a photo of the artist original painting .  Hope it not too difficult , but challenging none the less . Enjoy your day. 
profile

Tony Auffret

  • Respected User
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 714
Posted
Oops getting confused, didn't realise Denise's Turner had already been posted earlier on.

Edited
by Tony Auffret

profile

Tony Auffret

  • Respected User
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 714
Posted
Oops fat fingers

Edited
by Tony Auffret

Stephen Kelly

  • Forum Member +
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 191
Posted
Enjoying seeing all the different paintings, most inspiring. Here is my shot at the competition.
My Profile pic16

Lewis Cooper

  • Prestige User
  • Reputation: 6319
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 2578
Posted
I'm not doing very well in this...only got one.  Clueless on the unsolved paintings above.  Thought I'd have another go myself. The artist paints in a few mediums, but I think it's fair to say pen and watercolour is the main choice.  This is a fragment, nothing wrong with fragments, but this girl is the largest in the painting.  A bit rushed and I haven't painted the background. (By the bye, our neighbors trampoline came sailing over the fence this morning, and banged into our conservatory.  Amazingly, neither the fence or conservatory were damaged.  As that wasn't on my agenda today, this little pic got rushed.   That Eunice...she's a one.  On the news...122 mph winds off the Needles on the Isle of Wight.  Robert must be feeling the draft.  Hope he has his long-johns on.)

Alan Bickley

  • Prestige User
  • Reputation: 11904
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 4496
Posted
Stephen’s is Rowland Hilder, still thinking about Lew’s…

Stephen Kelly

  • Forum Member +
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 191
Posted
Spot on Alan, its High Halstow, you obviously know Rowland Hilder.

Stephen Kelly

  • Forum Member +
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 191
Posted
Spot on Alan, its High Halstow, you obviously know Rowland Hilder.

Jenny Harris

  • Prestige User
  • Reputation: 4713
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 1901
Posted
Paul, could we have a clue for yours?  I seem to recognise the style but can’t recall where I’ve seen it.  It’s a lovely painting.  Still trying to figure out Lewis’s.

Edited
by Jenny Harris

IMG_3630

Paul (Dixie) Dean

  • Prestige User
  • Reputation: 21432
  • Last active:
  • Posts: 6952
Posted
He is a English painter who did a lot of illustration work as well. Hope this helps , slightly bigger view .
Showing page 24 of 31